it really is sad to see him demonized on such a level. truly a victim of propaganda, even JFK agreed.Many of his laws have been adopted by western countries. here are some facts they won't tell you in school.
In 1934, Hitler passed a law called Das Reichsjagdgesetz (the Reich Hunting Law), which regulated how many animals could be killed per year, and to establish proper ‘hunting seasons’. Animal conservation was included in Primary, Secondary and College levels, and in 1935, the Reichsnaturschutzgesetz (Reich Nature Protection Act) was passed. The Nazi’s were also the first to create environmental protection laws in history.
Hitler Broke Free from the International Banking Cartels. When Hitler’s period as Chancellor of Germany began, the German people had no work, no money and were starving. by 1938, unemployment basically nonexistent. After Germany’s public banking system was installed, world Jewry responded by declaring war on Germany, including a global boycott of German goods. Within two years, the German economy was flourishing with its new-found stable, and inflation-free currency.
Just as Hitler issued debt-free currency for Germany, Abraham Lincoln setup an interest free banking system in the United States when he was President, and he was murdered for it. Former US president Andrew Jackson issued interest-free currency, and two shots were fired at his head in an assassination attempt, but the shots misfired and he survived. JFK issued interest-free currency during his presidency and as we all know got treated to a nice convertible ride in Dallas.
Hitler funded numerous worker’s welfare programs including:
Highly Subsidized International vacation trips. 134,000 theater and concert events for 32 million people (Between 1933-1938). 2 million people went on cruises, and 11 million went on theater trips. Every citizen was given a radio. A 5 day work week for all citizens. Free Public Health. Hitler’s government banned Trade Unions, and it was mandatory that all workers had to join the German labor Front trade union. Strikes were banned, and people who refused to work were imprisoned. Every large factory had to provide rest areas, cafeterias, dressing rooms, even playing fields and swimming pools for its workers.